Rosettes Galore

Here's a rosette tutorial from Just Another Hang Up. These are made with a thick almost canvas material, but I've seen them made everywhere, with just about everything, for every type of accessory.  Just today at school I saw a little girl with them on barrettes in her hair...super cute!

Button Egg & Faux Chocolate Bunnies

I found these adorable Easter decorations from Auntie Lolo Crafts.  I'm always about finding something to make with stuff I already have, and you truly do not need to purchase much for these!

Blog Hopping...again...

I spy bags and love blocks courtesy of Oopsey Daisy

and...Mr. Potato felt Head...great for quiet time.

I guess I need to add this blog to my list.  I honestly can't believe how creative this woman is!  She also doesn't work...something that I will be doing a lot of come next week.  

Then I found these adorable boo-boo packs at Just Another Hang Up.

So for now, these goodies will need to go in the queue.

Wordle Site

I L-O-V-E this site!  If you like all the subway signs that are out there, this site helps you make your own that you can print.  Wordle

Mom...remember my shelf...

The shelf I have been working on over the past 2 days was a "Christmas" present for my daughter two years ago...or was it three?...regardless, I've finally finished it.  I'm actually glad that I didn't give it to her as a gift because she picked out the colors and some of the embellishments.  Everything I already had on hand so it was one of those "free" projects.  I did have to dust off the shelf a little and give it another coat or two of paint, but better late than never!

The Girl Creative: Easter Ruffle Quilt

Here's a cute and easy quilt...for later.  Originally from Me Sew Crazy, I found it this morning on The Girl Creative's site.  Love it and will put it in the queue, as my mother always says!  Here are the directions.
The Girl Creative: Easter Ruffle Quilt: "Let Springtime begin!!! With Easter fast approaching and the temperatures finally starting to rise, I have been engulfed in little girl's..."

Glass Block Etching

For today's post, I will be etching a couple of small glass blocks that I picked up at HL for $5 a piece.  (They always are having a 50% off of something!)  A few years ago, students gave glass blocks filled with a string of lights and a bow on top for a Christmas gift.  Clever and different, but I never had the desire to buy blocks and drill my own hole for each.